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OR~~INAL
Stephen M. Feldman, OSB No. 932674 SFeldman@perkinscoie.com PERKINS COlE LLP 1120 N.W. Couch Street, Tenth Floor Portland, OR 97209-4128 Telephone: 503.727.2000 Facsimile: 503.727.2222 Attorneys for Plaintiffs Daniel H. Marti; dmarti@kilpatrickstockton.com Patrick Eagan; peagan@kilpatrickstockton.com Kll..PATRICK STOCKTON LLP 607 14th Street, N.W., Suite 900 Washington, D.C. 20005 Telephone: 202.508.5800 Facsimile: 202.585.0033 William H. Brewster; bbrewster@kilpatrickstockton.com R. Charles Henn Jr.; chenn@kilpatrickstockton.com KILPATRICK STOCKTON LLP 1100 Peachtree Street, Suite 2800 Atlanta, GA 30309 Telephone: 404.815.6500 Facsimile: 404.815.6555 Of Counsel for Plaintiffs UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT DISTRICT OF OREGON ADIDAS AMERICA, INC. and ADIDASAG, Plaintiffs,
v.

CV'09 "N6. 61 ..... MO


COMPLAINT (Trademark Infringement, Unfair Competition, Trademark Dilution, Deceptive Trade Practices, and Breach of Contract)

HERBALIFE INTERNATIONAL, INC., Defendant.

DEMANDFORJURYTmAL

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21184-0076/LEGAL16371859.1

Perkins Coie LLP 1120 NW. Couch Street, Tenth Floor Portland, OR 972094128 Phone: 503.727.2000 Fax: 503.727.2222

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Plaintiffs adidas America, Inc. and adidas AG (collectively, "adidas" or "Plaintiffs") state
the following for their complaint against Herbalife International, Inc. ("Herbalife" or

"Defendant").

I. l.

INTRODUCTION

This is an action at law and in equity for breach of contract, trademark

infringement and dilution, injury to business reputation, unfair competition, and deceptive trade
practices, arising under the Trademark Act of 1946,15 U.S. C. $$ 1051, et. seq. ("Lanham Act"); the antidilution laws of several states, including the Oregon antidilution statute, O.R.S.
$ 647.107; the fair business practices and unfair and deceptive trade practices acts of several states; and the common law.

2.
equipment:

adidas is the owner of the famous and distinctive Trefoil Mark, depicted below,

which is and has been used for a variety of goods, including sports apparel, accessories and

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Defendant is using, and seeking to broadly register, the Tri-Leaf Mark, depicted

below, in connection with sports apparel, accessories and equipment:

4.

Defendant is doing so despite having entered into a contract with adidas on July

10, 1998, in which Defendant agreed that

"it will not use and register its TRI-LEAF Mark on

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footwear, sports apparel, sports accessories or equipment," and in which Defendant further
agreed "to avoid any activity which might be likely to lead to confusion" with adidas.

Defendant's merchandise and sports sponsorships under the Tri-Leaf mark are likely to cause

confusion and to deceive consumers and the public regarding its source or affiliation, and Defendant's merchandise and activities dilute and tarnish the distinctive quality of adidas's
famous Trefoil Mark. Defendant's broad trademark filing program consists of trademark applications that include, or otherwise fail to expressly exclude, the goods prohibited by the contractual agreement between the parties.

II. 5.

JURISDICTION AND VENUE

This Court has subject matter jurisdiction under section 39 of the Lanham Act,

15 U.S.C. $ 1121, and under 28 U.S.C. $$ 1331 and 1338. This Court has subject matter

jurisdiction over adidas's related state and common-law claims pursuant to 28 U.S.C. $$ 1338
and 1361.

6.

This Court has personal jurisdiction over Defendant because, on information and

belief, Defendant has distributed or sold infringing merchandise within this State, has engaged in
acts or omissions

within this State causing injury, has engaged in acts or omissions outside of

this State causing injury within this State, has manufactured or distributed products used or
consumed within this State in the ordinary course of trade, or has otherwise made or established contacts with this State sufficient to permit the exercise of personal jurisdiction.

1.

This District is a proper venue pursuant to 28 U.S.C. $ 1391(b)(2) because a

substantial part of the events or omissions giving rise to adidas's claims occurred in this District.

III. 8.

THE PARTIES

Plaintiff adidas AG is a joint stock company organized and existing under the

laws of the Federal Republic of Germany, having its office and principal place of business at Postfach I 120, D-9 1 072 Heruogenaurach, Federal Republic of Germany. adidas AG was

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Portland, OR 97209-4128 Phone: 503,7272000

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formerly known under the name of "adidas-Salomon AG," the party named in the Agreement (as
defined below).

9.

Plaintiff adidas America, Inc. is a corporation organized and existing under the

laws of the State of Delaware, having its principal place of business at 5055 N. Greeley Avenue, Portland, Oregon 97217. adidas America, Inc., is wholly-owned by adidas AG and its affiliates,
and within this country adidas America, Inc. is a licensed distributor of ADIDAS-brand

merchandise, including goods bearing the distinctive Trefoil Mark.

10.

On information and belief, Defendant Herbalife International, Inc. is a corporation

organized and existing under the laws of the state of Nevada with a principal place of business at
1800 Century Park East, Los Angeles, California 90067.

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FACTS COMMON TO ALL CLAIMS FOR RELIBF

1.

adidas is currently, and for years has been, one of the world's leading

manufacturers of athletic footwear, apparel, and sporting equipment. More than thirty-five years
ago, adidas first placed what

it refers to as the "Trefoil" symbol on its athletic shoes and apparel,

among other goods. The Trefoil symbol first appeared on adidas products at least as early as

1972. The symbol consists of three leaves, intersected by three stripes. A representative image of the registered Trefoil

symbol

is depicted below:

12.

Since its introduction, the Trefoil Mark quickly came to signify the quality and

reputation of adidas sportswear. Pages from adidas catalogs featuring sportswear bearing the

Trefoil Mark are attached

as

Exhibit

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Portland, OR 97209-412E Phone: 503,7212000

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13.
as depicted

adidas is the owner of a federal trademark registration, Reg.No. 973,161, issued

by the United States Patent and Trademark Office on November 20,1973,for the Trefoil Mark, below, for "tote bags," "specific purposes athletic shoes," and "general purposes

sports shoes, sports wear, namely, suits, shorts, pants, tights, shirts, jerseys, socks and gloves."

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Affidavits have been filed pursuant to Sections 8 and 15 of the Lanham Act, 15 U.S.C. $$ 1058
and 1065, and this registration is incontestable. A copy of the Certificate of Registration for this mark is attached as Exhibit 2.

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as depicted

adidas is the owner of a federal trademark registration, Reg. No. 1,310,140, issued

by the United States Patent and Trademark Office on December 18, 1984, for the Trefoil Mark, below, for "sportswear, namely, suits, shorts, pants, tights, shirts, jerseys, socks,

gloves, jackets, coats, swimwear, sweaters, cps, pullovers, warm-up suits, rain suits, ski suits,

jump suits, boots, shoes, slippers, " and "shoelaces."

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Affidavits have been filed pursuant to Sections 8 and 15 of the Lanham Act, 15 U.S.C. $$ 1058
and 1065, and this registration is incontestable. A copy of the Certificate of Registration for this mark is attached as Exhibit 3.

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15.

adidas is the owner of a federal trademark registration, Reg. No. 3,104,117, issued
as

by the United States Patent and Trademark Office on June 13,20f,6, for the Trefoil Mark,

depicted below, for, inter alia,"leather and imitations of leather, and goods made from these materials in the nature of bags for general and sport use," "traveling bags for general and sport use," "sports and leisure we:u, namely suits, shorts, pants, sweatpants, skirts, shorts, dresses, blouses, shirts, T-shirts, sleeveless tops, polo shirts, vests, jerseys, sweaters, sweatshirts,

pullovers, coats, jackets, track suits, training suits, warm-up suits, swimwear, underwear, socks,
gloves, scarves, wristbands and belts; headgear, namely caps, hats, visors, headbands; athletic

footwear and leisure foot wear, namely boots, sandals, specific purpose athletic shoes and
general purpose sports shoes."

A copy of the Certificate of Registration for this mark is attached

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as

Exhibit 4.

16.

adidas is also the owner of an International Trademark Registration, Reg.

No. 836,756, dated June 25, 200'4 and extending to the United States by way of designation
under the Madrid Agreement and Protocol, for the Trefoil Mark, covering, inter alia, "Clothing"

in International Class 25 and "gymnastic and sporting articles" in International Class 28. A copy
of the Certificate of Registration for this mark is attached as Exhibit 5.

17.

adidas is a world-famous brand in the apparel, sports equipment, and footwear

industries. For six decades, adidas has produced high-quality footwear, as well as (for almost as long) high-quality sports equipment and apparel, under a distinctive umbrella of adidas marks. As a result of this long recognition as a market leader, and consistent efforts to publicize adidas

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and its marks through sponsorships, endorsements, and the like, adidas's marks have become

among the most recognizable brands in the world, enjoying extraordinary goodwill.

18.

adidas's Trefoil Mark is a well-known and famous symbol of adidas's market

leadership in the areas of athletic footwear, sportswear, casual wear, and sport equipment. Since the Trefoil Mark first appeared on adidas's footwear, sportswear, and sports equipment in the early
1970s, the use and popularity of the

Trefoil Mark has continued to grow. The Trefoil Mark is now

the primary symbol of the adidas Originals line, an iconic sportswear and casual wear line.

19. adidas has used the Trefoil Mark in connection with numerous sponsorships of sports
tournaments, events and organizations, as well as professional athletes and collegiate sports
teams, including the Olympics, the World Cup, and the National Basketball Association. The

Trefoil Mark has also been the subject of successful marketing campaigns featuring, for
example, internationally-renowned professional athletes and musicians, such as David Beckham
and Robbie

Williams. The Trefoil Mark is also often featured by well-publicized celebrity and

athlete fashion choices by, for example, Madonna,

Lil' Kim, Geri Halliwell,

Missy Elliot, Dido,

Anna Kournikova, Lindsey Lohan, Gwyneth Paltrow, Craig David, Christina Aguilera, the Bee
Gees, Korn, as well as by actors in popular films, such as The Royal Tenenbaums (Ben Stiller),

The Honeymooners (Cedric the Entertainer), Primary Colors (John Travolta), Dude Where's My Car (Ashton Kutcher), and Blades of Glory (Will Femell). Sample images featuring prominent
athletes, musicians, and actors wearing clothing featuring the Trefoil Mark are attached as

Exhibit 6.

Such successful marketing campaigns, sponsorships, celebrity endorsements, and

otherwise prominent and extensive use of the Trefoil Mark, has lead to widespread recognition

of the Trefoil Mark as a leading and iconic sports and lifestyle brand.

20.

adidas has extensively and continuously used and promoted the Trefoil Mark in

connection with athletic footwear, sportswear, casual wear, and sports equipment. In recent
years, annual sales of products bearing the Trefoil Mark have totaled in the hundreds of millions

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of dollars globally, including sales within the United States. The Trefoil Mark has achieved international fame and tremendous public recognition.

21.

Since introducing its Trefoil Mark, adidas has spent millions of dollars promoting

the mark and products bearing the mark. As a result of adidas's continuous and exclusive use of
the Trefoil Mark in connection with its products, the mark enjoys wide public acceptance and

association with adidas, and has come to be recognized widely and favorably by the public as an

indicator of the origin of adidas's goods. As a result, adidas has built up and now owns valuable

goodwill that is symbolized by the Trefoil Mark.

V. 22.

DEFENDANT'S UNLAWFUL ACTIVITIES

Well after adidas's first use of its Trefoil Mark, Defendant adopted and began

using a three-leaf logo design, a copy of which is reproduced below (hereinafter, the

"Tri-lraf

Mark"), in connection with nutritional supplements and other health-related products.

23.

In the mid-1990s, Defendant sought to register the Tri-Leaf Mark in a number of

jurisdictions around the world. In part because of the similarities between the Tri-Leaf Mark and
the Trefoil Mark, adidas commenced trademark opposition proceedings against Defendant's applications to register the Tri-Leaf Mark.

24.

On July 10, 1998, the parties entered into a binding agreement (the "Agreement")

in which, in exchange for adidas's withdrawal of its then-pending opposition proceedings and
agreement not to object to any then-existing registrations, Defendant agreed, among other points,
as

follows:

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HERBALIFE agrees that it will not use and register its TRI-LEAF Mark on footwear, sports apparel, sports accessories or equipment.
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HERBALIFE asrees that it will use its TRI-LEAF Mark in combination uni in close proximity with the word "HERBALIFE." IIERBALIFE AND ADIDAS agree to avoid any activity which might be likely to lead to confusion between their respective marks. Should any instance of actual confusion nevertheless occur, the
parties agree to undertake such steps as may be mutually determined to be necessary and reasonable to prevent recurrence of confusion.

A true and correct copy of the Agreement is attached

as

ExhibitT.

25.

Subsequent to entering into the Agreement, Defendant expanded its use of the

Tri-Leaf Mark in connection with the sponsorship of sports teams and individual athletes, and
has caused and is causing the

Tri-Leaf Mark to be used directly on such items as sports apparel,

sports accessories and./or equipment.

26.

As part of this expansion of use of the Tri-Leaf Mark in connection with sports,

on or about August I8,20OJ, Defendant registered the domain name <herbalifesports.com>, and
began actively promoting the Tri-Leaf Mark in connection with a wide range of sports and

athletic activities, including by way of featuring the Tri-Leaf Mark on a wide range of sports
apparel, sports accessories and/or equipment. True and correct copies ofscreen shots taken from website pages associated with the <herbalifesports.com> domain name are reproduced below:
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As a result of Defendant's sponsorship activities, the Tri-Leaf Mark can now be

found on a variety of sports apparel, sports accessories and/or equipment, including in


connection with the following sports and/or activities: soccer, basketball, cycling, volleyball, badminton, running (e.g., triathlons, decathlons, etc.), windsurfing, mountain biking, and

kickboxing.

28. 29.

Defendant does not always use the Tri-Leaf Mark in combination and in close

proximity with the term "HERBALIFE."


Defendant promotes its sports apparel, sports accessories and"/or equipment

featuring the Tri-Iraf Mark, and directs consumers to outlets where they can purchase such
items featuring the Tri-Leaf Mark. For example, the home page for Defendant's <herbalifesports.com> domain name prominently features a "Get Your Official LA Galaxy Jersey" link, directing consumers to sites where they can purchase sports apparel featuring the

Tri-Leaf Mark.

30.

Defendant also sponsors a number of the same sporting events and/or teams that

iue sponsored by adidas. For example, both Defendant and adidas sponsor the LA Galaxy professional soccer team. As a result, Defendant's trademarks (including the Tri-Leaf Mark)

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appear on soccer jerseys that also feature adidas's trademarks (namely, the three-bars mark and

the ADIDAS word mark).

31.
merchandise.

adidas used the Trefoil Mark extensively and continuously before Defendant

began using the Tri-Leaf Mark in connection with sports sponsorships, apparel and sports related

32.

The sports apparel, sports accessories and/or equipment featuring the Tri-Leaf

Mark are similar to and compete with goods sold by adidas, and the parties' goods appear and
are sold through overlapping channels of trade.

33.

Defendant's use of a confusingly similar imitation of adidas's Trefoil Mark is


as to the

likely to cause confusion, or to cause mistake, or to deceive

affiliation, connection, or

association of Defendant with adidas, or as to the origin, sponsorship, or approval of Defendant's goods, services or commercial activities by adidas.

34.
use of the

The likelihood of confusion, mistake, and deception engendered by Defendant's


sponsorships, including apparel and

Tri-lraf Mark in connection with sports

merchandise associated with or relating to such sponsorships, is causing irreparable harm to the

goodwill symbolized by the Trefoil Mark and the reputation for quality that it embodies.

35.

On information and belief, Defendant has also filed broad trademark applications

in numerous jurisdictions around the world which consist of the Tri-Leaf Mark, and which
include, or otherwise fail to expressly exclude, the goods prohibited by the Agreement.

36.

These filings also manifest Defendant's intent to expand into, and encroach upon,

adidas's core apparel, footwear and sports-related business in manner which is likely to cause

confusion in the marketplace.

37.

For example, Defendant filed applications to register the Tri-Leaf Mark, as a

design element standing alone, in a number of countries, including in Australia (Application

No. 1094343) for such goods as "tote bags" in Internal Class 18, "clothing, headgear, footwear" in International Class 25, and "toys, stuffed toys, plastic figurines being toys, games and

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playthings" in International Class 28; in Honduras (Application No. 06003537) for such goods "shirts, hats, cycling jerseys, golf shirts" in International Class 25; and inZambia (Application

as

No. 05000760) for such goods as "clothing, headgear and footwear, particularly shirts, cloth caps
and cloth bags" in International Class 25.

38.

Defendant also f,rled applications to register the Tri-Leaf Mark as part of a

composite mark in a number of countries, including in or for the European Community

(Application No. 04927919) for such goods as "clothing, headwear, footwear" in International
Class 25 and "toys, stuffed toys, plastic figurines being toys, games and playthings"

in

International Class 28; and Norway (Application No. 2395771) for such goods as "bags" in International Class 18, "clothes, shoes, hats" in International Class 25, and "playthings, games, plastic hgurines" in International Class 28.

39. 40.

These and similar trademark filings constitute a material breach of the Agreement. adidas has demanded that Defendant honor the Agreement and cease all use of the
a manner that is

Tri-Leaf Mark in

likely to cause confusion. Despite adidas's informal efforts to

compel Defendant's compliance with the Agreement, those efforts have been unsuccessful.

4I.

On April 24,2009, counsel for adidas sent a formal demand letter to Herbalife

regarding Herbalife's trademark infringement and dilution, as well as Herbalife's breach of the

Agreement. A true and correct copy of this letter is attached as Exhibit 8.

42.

Defendant has failed to take any actions to date to cure its material breaches under

the Agreement, and otherwise avoid creating a likelihood of confusion in the marketplace by

way of its use of the confusingly similar Tri-Iraf Mark for related, if not identical, goods and
services.

FIRST CLAIM FOR RELIEF (Breach of Contract)

43. 44.

adidas repeats and incorporates by reference the allegations

in paragraphs I-42.

The Agreement between adidas and Defendant is a valid contract.

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the Agreement.

At all relevant times, adidas

has performed all of the material terms and

conditions required under the Agreement.


Defendant materially breached the Agreement when it used the Tri-Leaf Mark in

connection with sports apparel, sports accessories or equipment, as proscribed in Paragraph 5 of

47.

Defendant also materially breached the Agreement when it attempted to broadly

register the Tri-Leaf Mark in connection with apparel, footwear, sports equipment, and other
goods, as proscribed in Paragraph 5 of the Agreement.

48.

Defendant also materially breached the Agreement when it used the Tri-Leaf
as

Mark in a manner not in combination and in close proximity with the word "HERBALIFE,"
required in Paragraph 6 of the Agreement.

49.

Defendant also materially breached Paragraph 7 of the Agreement when

it

engaged in the complained of activity

including, the use of the Tri-Leaf Mark in connection


a sports-themed website

with apparel and sports equipment or accessories, Defendant's use of


featuring the

Tri-lraf Mark, and Defendant's sponsorships of sports teams, individual athletes

and sporting events

which is likely to lead to confusion between the parties' respective marks.

Defendant has refused to undertake any meaningful steps to prevent the existence or recurrence

of such likely and actual confusion.

50.

Defendant's breach of its contractual obligations is material and has damaged, and

continues to damage, adidas in an amount to be determined at

trial. Defendant's ongoing

breach

of the Agreement and use of the Tri-Ieaf Mark

confusingly similar imitation of adidas's

Trefoil Mark

is also inflicting irreparable harm on adidas.

SECOND CLAIM FOR RELIEF (Federal Trademark Infringement)

51.

adidas repeats and incorporates by reference the allegations in paragraphs 1-50.

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52.

Defendant's use of a confusingly similar imitation of adidas's Trefoil Mark, in the

form of the Tri-Leaf Mark, is likely to cause confusion, or to cause mistake, or to deceive as to
the affiliation, connection, or association of Defendant with adidas, or as to the origin, sponsorship, or approval of Defendant's goods, services or commercial activities by adidas.

53.

Defendant has used marks confusingly similar to adidas's federally registered

marks in violation of 15 U.S.C. $ 1114, and Defendant's activities have caused and, unless enjoined by this Court, will continue to cause a likelihood of confusion and deception of
members of the trade and public and, additionally, injury to adidas's goodwill and reputation as

symbolized by the registered Trefoil Mark, for which adidas has no adequate remedy at law.

54.

Defendant's actions demonstrate an intentional, willful, and malicious intent to

trade on the goodwill associated with adidas's federally registered Trefoil Mark to adidas's great and irreparable injury.

55.

Defendant has caused and is likely to continue causing substantial injury to the

public and to adidas, and adidas is entitled to injunctive relief and to recover Defendant's profits,
actual damages, enhanced profits and damages, costs, and reasonable attorneys' fees under
15 U.S.C. $$ 1114,

1l16, and 1117.

THIRD CLAIM FOR RELIEF (Federal Unfair Competition)

56. 57 .
caused and is

adidas repeats and incorporates by reference the allegations in paragraphs 1-55.

Defendant's use of confusingly similar imitations of adidas's Trefoil Mark has

likely to cause confusion, or to cause mistake, or to deceive

as

to the affiliation,

connection, or association of Defendant with adidas, or as to the origin, sponsorship, or approval

of Defendant's goods, services or commercial activities by adidas.

58.

Defendant has made false representations, false descriptions, and false

designations of origin of its goods in violation of 15 U.S.C. $ 1 125(a), and Defendant's activities
have caused and, unless enjoined by this Court,

will continue to cause a likelihood of confusion


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and deception of members of the trade and public and, additionally, injury to adidas's goodwill and reputation as symbolized by the Trefoil Mark, for which adidas has no adequate remedy at

law.

59.
adidas.

Defendant's actions demonstrate an intentional, willful, and malicious intent to

trade on the goodwill associated with adidas's Trefoil Mark to the great and irreparable injury

of

60.

Defendant's conduct has caused, and is likely to continue causing, substantial

injury to the public and to adidas, and adidas is entitled to injunctive relief and to recover
Defendant's profits, actual damages, enhanced profits and damages, costs, and reasonable

attorneys' fees pursuant to 15 U.S.C. gg 1125(a),1116, and 1117.

FOURTH CLAIM FOR RELIEF (Federal Trademark Dilution)

61. 62.

adidas repeats and incorporates by reference the allegations in paragraphs l-60. adidas has extensively and continuously promoted and used the federally

registered Trefoil Mark both in the United States and throughout the world, and the mark had thereby become a distinctive, famous, and well-known symbol of adidas's goods and
services well before Defendant began use of the

Tri-Iraf Mark in the manner complained of in

this Complaint.

63.

Defendant is making commercial use in commerce of marks that dilute and are

likely to dilute the distinctiveness of adidas's Trefoil Mark by eroding the public's exclusive
identification of this famous mark with adidas, tarnishing and degrading the positive associations
and prestigious connotations of the mark, and otherwise lessening the capacity of the mark to

identify and distinguish adidas's goods and services.

64.

Defendant's actions demonstrate an intentional, willful, and malicious intent to

trade on the goodwill associated with adidas's Trefoil Mark or to cause dilution of the Trefoil

Mark, to the great and ineparable injury of adidas.

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65.

Defendant has caused and will continue to cause irreparable injury to adidas's

goodwill and business reputation, and dilution of the distinctiveness and value of adidas's
famous and distinctive Trefoil Mark in violation of 15 U.S.C. $ 1125(c), and adidas therefore is

entitled to injunctive relief and to recover Defendant's profits, actual damages, enhanced profits
and damages, costs, and reasonable attorneys' fees pursuant

to

15 U.S.C. $$

I125(c), 1116, and

ttr7.
(State Trademark Dilution and

FIFTH CLAIM FOR RELIEF Injury to Business Reputation)

66. 67.

adidas repeats and incorporates by reference the allegations in paragraphs l-65. adidas has extensively and continuously promoted and used the registered Trefoil

Mark both in the United States and throughout the world, and the mark has thereby become a distinctive, famous, and well-known symbol of adidas's goods and services.

68.

Defendant's unauthorized use of adidas's registered Trefoil Mark dilutes and is

likely to dilute the distinctiveness of adidas's mark by eroding the public's exclusive
identification of this famous mark with adidas, tarnishing and degrading the positive associations
and prestigious connotations of the mark, and otherwise lessening the capacity of the mark to

identify and distinguish adidas's goods and services.

69.

Defendant's actions demonstrate an intentional, willful, and malicious intent to

trade on the goodwill associated with adidas's Trefoil Mark or to cause dilution of the Trefoil

Mark, to the great and ineparable injury of adidas.

70.

Defendant is causing and will continue to cause irreparable injury to adidas's

goodwill and business reputation, and dilution of the distinctiveness and value of adidas's
famous and distinctive Trefoil Mark in violation of the Oregon antidilution statute, O.R.S.
$ 647.107 (2007), as well as the antidilution laws of several states, including Alabama,

ALA.

CODE $ 8-12-17 (2003); Alaska, ALASKA STAT. $ 45.50.180 (Michie 2002); Arizona, ARZ. REV. STAT. ANN. $ 44-1448.01 (West 2003); Arkansas, ARK. CODE ANN. g 4-71-213

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(2002); California, CAL. BUS. & PROF. CODE g 14247 (2008); Connecticut, CONN. GEN. STAT. ANN. $ 35-lli(c) (West,2003); Delaware, DEL. CODE ANN. tit. 6, g 3313 (2N2); Florida, FLA. STAT. ANN. $ 495.151 (West 2O03); Georgia, GA. CODE ANN. g 10-l-451
(2003); Hawaii, HAW. REV. STAT. ANN. g 482-32 (Michie 2ffi3); Idaho, IDAHO CODE
$ 48-513

(Michie

2OO2);

Illinois, 165lLL. COMP. STAT. ANN.

1036165 (2003);

Iowa,IOWA

CODE ANN. $ 548.113 (West 2003); Indiana, IN. CODE 24-2-l-13.5 (West 2006); Kansas,

KAN. STAT. ANN. $ 81-214 (2N2): Louisiana, LA. REV. STAT. ANN. S5I:223.1(West
2003); Maine, ME. REV. STAT. ANN. tit. 10, g 1530 (West 2003); Massachusetts, MASS.

GEN. LAWS. ANN. ch. 110H, $ 13 (West 2006); Minnesota, MINN. STAT. ANN. $ 333.285
(West 2OO3); Mississippi, MISS. CODE. ANN. *15-25-25 (2003);Missouri, MO. ANN. STAT.
$ 417.061(1) (West 2OO2); Montana,

MONT. CODE ANN. $ 30-13-33a Qffi3); Nebraska, NEB.

REV. STAT. ANN. $ 87-140 (Michie 2OO2): Nevada, NV. REV. STAT. 600.435 (2007); New
Hampshire, N.H. REV. STAT. ANN. $ 350-4:12 (2003): New Jersey, N.J. STAT. ANN. 56:313.20 (West 2003): New Mexico, N.M. STAT.

ANN. $ 57-38-15 (Michie 2N2); New York,

N.Y. GEN. BUS. Law $ 360-l (2003); Pennsylvania,54 PA. CONS. STAT. ANN. E lI24 (West
1996); Rhode Island, R.I.

cEN. LAWS S 6-2-12 (1992); South Carolina, S.C. CODE ANN. ANN. E 47-25-513 (2003); Texas, TEX. BUS.

$ 39-15-1165 (2002); Tennessee, TENN. CODE

& COM. CODE ANN. $ 16.29 (Vernon 2003); Utah, UT. CODE ANN. $ 70-3a-403 (2W2);
washington, wASH. REV. CODE ANN. $ 19.77.160 (2003); Wesr Virginia, W. VA. CODE

ANN. 47-2-13 (Michie 2N3); andWyoming, WYO. STAT. ANN.

40-1-l15 (Michie 2002).

adidas therefore is entitled to injunctive relief, damages and costs, as well as, enhanced damages and reasonable attorneys' fees.

if appropriate,

SIXTH CLAIM FOR RELIEF (Unfair and Deceptive Trade Practices)


7r.
adidas repeats and incorporates by reference the allegations in paragraphs 1-70.

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72.

Defendant's unauthorized use of the Tri-Leaf Mark as alleged herein constitutes

unfair and deceptive acts or practices in the course of a business, trade, or cofllmerce in violation of the unfair and deceptive trade practices statutes of several states, including Colorado, COLO. REV. STAT. ANN. $$ 6-1-101 to 6-1-115 (West 1996 and Supp. 1998); Delaware, DEL. CODE

ANN. tit. 6, $$ 2531 to 2536 (1993 & Supp. 1998); Georgia, GA. CODE ANN. $$ 10-1-370 to

I0-l-315 (199D; Hawaii, HAW. REV. STAT. $$ 48lA-1 to 481A-5 (1993); Illinois, Sl5 ILL.
COMP. STAT. ANN. 510/1 to 51017 (1993); Maine, ME. REV. STAT. ANN. tit. 10, $$ 1211 to
1216 (West 1996); Minnesota,

MINN STAT. ANN. $ 325D.43 to .48 (West 1995);Nebraska,

NEB. REV. STAT. $$ 87-301 to 87-306 (1995); New Mexico, N.M. STAT. ANN. $$ 57-12-1 to
57-12-22 (Michie 1995); New York, N.Y. cEN. BUS. Law $ 349 (McKinney 1988); Ohio,

OHIO REV. CODE ANN. $$ 4165.01 to 4165.04 (West 1995); and Oklahoma, OKLA. STAT.

ANN. tit. 78, $$ 5l to 55 (West 1995 & Supp. 1998).

73.

Defendant's unauthorized use of confusingly similar imitations of adidas's Trefoil

Mark has caused and is likely to continue to cause substantial injury to the public and to adidas,
and adidas is entitled to injunctive relief and to recover actual damages, costs and reasonable

attorneys' fees, as well as punitive damages.

SEVENTH CLAIM FOR RELIEF (Common Law Trademark Infringement and Unfair Competition)

74. 75.

adidas repeats and incorporates by reference the allegations in paragraphs 1-73.

Defendant's acts constitute common law trademark infringement and unfair

competition, and have created and will continue to create a likelihood of confusion to the
irreparable injury of adidas unless restrained by this Court. adidas has no adequate remedy at

law for this injury.

76.

On information and belief, Defendant acted with full knowledge of adidas's use

of, and statutory and common law rights to, the Trefoil Mark and without regard to the likelihood of confusion of the public created bv Defendant's activities.

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77.
adidas.

Defendant's actions demonstrate an intentional, willful, and malicious intent to

trade on the goodwill associated with adidas's Trefoil Mark to the great and ineparable injury of

78.

As a result of Defendant's acts, adidas has been damaged in an amount not as yet

determined or ascertainable. At a minimum, however, adidas is entitled to injunctive relief, an accounting of Defendant's profits, actual damages, punitive damages, and costs.

PRAYER FOR RELIEF


WHEREFORE, adidas prays that:

1.

Defendant and all of its agents, officers, employees, representatives, successors,

assigns, attorneys, and all other persons acting for, with, by, through, or under authority from

Defendant, or in concert or participation with Defendant, and each of them, be enjoined

preliminarily and permanently, from:

a.

using the Tri-Leaf Mark, or any other copy, reproduction, colorable

imitation, or simulation of adidas's Trefoil Mark on or in connection with footwear, sportswear,


casual wear, sports equipment and accessories;

b.

using the Tri-Leaf Mark, or any other copy, reproduction, colorable

imitation, or simulation of adidas's Trefoil Mark on or in connection with sporting and athletic
events, including sponsorship of individual athletes or teams;

c.

using any trademark, service mark, nzune, logo, design, or source

designation of any kind on or in connection with clothing, sports accessories or sports equipment that is likely to cause confusion, mistake, deception, or public misunderstanding that such goods

or services are produced or provided by adidas, uue sponsored or authorized by adidas, or are in
any way connected or related to adidas;

d.

using any trademark, service mark, name, logo, design, or source

designation of any kind on or in connection with footwear, sportswear, casual wear, sports

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equipment and accessories that dilutes or is likely to dilute the distinctiveness of the trademarks, service marks, names, or logos of adidas;

e.

passing off, palming off, or assisting in passing

off or palming off,

Defendant's goods or services as those of adidas, or otherwise continuing any and all acts of unfair competition as alleged in this Complaint; and

f.

attempting to register the

Tri-Iraf Mark, or any other copy, reproduction,

colorable imitation, or simulation of adidas's Trefoil Mark, based on a specification of goods or


services which includes, or otherwise fails to expressly exclude, the goods or services prohibited in
the Agreement.

2.

Defendant be ordered to abandon, withdraw, or cancel, as the case may be, any

and all trademark applications or registrations anywhere in the world that consist of the Tri-Leaf

Mark, and consists of clothing, sports accessories or sports equipment (or their equivalents),
excepting only such actual trademark registrations as may have existed in the name of Defendant
as

ofJuly 10, 1998;

3.

Defendant be ordered to recall all products bearing the Tri-Leaf Mark, or any

other confusingly similar mark, which have been shipped by Defendant or under its authority to any corporate customer, including, but not limited to, any wholesaler, distributor, retailer, consignor, or marketer, and also to deliver to each customer a copy of this Court's order as
relates to said injunctive relief against Defendant;

it

4.

Defendant be compelled to account to adidas for any and all profits derived by

Defendant from the manufacture, sale, licensing or distribution of infringing goods as described

in this Complaint;

5.
Complaint;

adidas be awarded all damages caused by the acts forming the basis of this

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6.

Based on Defendant's knowing and intentional use of confusingly similar

imitations of adidas's Trefoil Mark, the damages award be trebled and the award of Defendant's profits be enhanced as provided by 15 U.S.C. g 1117(a);

7.

Defendant be required to pay to adidas the costs of and the reasonable attorneys'

fees incurred by adidas in this action pursuant

to

15 U.S.C.

$ 1117(a) and the state statutes cited

in this Complaint;

8. 9. 10.

Based on Defendant's

willful

and deliberate infringement and dilution of adidas's

Trefoil Mark, and to deter such conduct in the future, adidas be awarded punitive damages;
Defendant be required to pay prejudgment interest on all monetary awards; and
adidas have such other and further relief as the Court may deem just.

JURY TRIAL DEMAND


adidas respectfully demands a trial by

jury on all claims and issues so triable. PERKINS COIE


T,T,p

DATED:

June 12,2009

1120 N.W. Couch Street. Tenth Floor Portland, OR 97209-4128 Telephone: 503.727.2000 Facsimile: 503.727 .2222

Attorneys for Plaintiffs

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Perkins Coie t lp
1120 N.W. Couch Street, Tenth Floor

Portland, OR
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97

209-4128

Phone: 503.727.2N0

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Daniel H. Marti Patrick Eagan KILPATRICK STOCKTON LLP 607 l4t'Street, N.W., Suite 900 Washington, D.C. 20005 Telephone: 202.508.5800 Fac simile : 202.585 .0033

William H. Brewster
R. Charles Henn Jr. KILPATRICK STOCKTON LLP 1100 Peachtree Street, Suite 2800 Atlanta, GA 30309 Telephone: 404.8 15.6500 Facsimile: 404.8 15.6555

Of Counsel for Plaintiffs

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PerkinsCoiettp
1120 N.W. Couch Street, Tenth Floor

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Firebird Track Top


one of the most iconic and best-selling track tops of all time. The classic Firebird rop features contrast 3-stripes along the sleeves, and a relaxed fit that appeals to the masses. This modern classic is available in a rainbow of colors-you can,t go wrong
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with this best-selling style.

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price: 965.00 : s3250h fabrication: | 00% polyester shiny tricot.

Firebird Track Pant


the most iconic and best-selling track pants of all time. The classic Firebird Track Pant features contrast 3-Stripes along the legs, and a relaxed fit that appeals to the masses, This modern classic is available in a rainbow of colors-you can't go wrong with this best-selling style.
hiscory: One of

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Trefoil Ringer
history: You can't go wrong with this classic ringer tee-and this vintage washed version has a luxurious soft feel for maximum comfort. The distressed screen orint is the perfect sign-off

E78105 wtrite: black E78102 violett:turquoise E78104 argemina blue : indigo


orice: $30.00: sl500h
size: S-4XL

fabrication: 100% cotton single jersey.

Piqu6 Polo
history: Originality comes in many colors. These timeless staples of classic adidas style hook up with any look. The basic polo is a favorite when it comes to clean and versatile wardrobe pieces, The 210 g cotton is stylish and comfortable, providingthe best of

both worlds.

E14633 black ; white : white-black E14629 light scarlet : white : whiteJight scarlet E14627 indigo : white : white-indito E14625 white : light orante : litht orante-white E14635 violec: turquoise : turquoise-violett
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Hooded Flock Track Top


history: Originality comes in many colors, As an integral part of the adidas training collection, the classic Hooded Flock Track Top was originally released in the late 1970s This is a great trans-seasonal piece and a staple to any wardrobe.

608959

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price: $65.00 : s3250h
size: S-4XL

fabricarion: 87% polyester: l3% cotton intedock

adi Board Short


history: These board shorts represent a popular piece ofsummer clothing, featuring a woven fabric construction, contrast 3-Stripes and logo embroidery. A tiecord on the waist allows a perfect fit.

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history: In a shiny tricot fabric, the SuperTrack Top combines fashion and style with its clean and classic slim fit silhouette. A great addition to any outfit this season.

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price: $65.00 : s3250h
size: S-3XL

fabricarion: 87% polyester: l3% cotton intedock

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Sparse Neck Tee


With a comfortable and soft-hand slubbed jersey, this trendy V-neck shirt is a welcome addition to the range, The chest pocket on the front both looks smart and sets this piece apart from the rest.
history:

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echo blue light orange

price: $35.00 : sl750h

fabrication: 100% cotton single jersey.

Cargo Short
history: Cargo shorts always look good-and these woven twill versions are no exception. With a cool cut and style, these feature hook-and-loop closures on the pockets to make sure nothing falls out while you're out and about.

E78081

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black

price: $70.00 : s3500h size: S-2XL fabrication: 100% cotton twill.

Plaid Logo Tee


history; A classic tee gets the plaid treatment to complement the other pieces in the range this season. With a screen-printed application and classic cut, it's a great option for the summer.

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Firebird Track Top


history: This classic track top features contrast 3-Stripes along the sleeves and a Trefoil zipper pull. A largerTrefoil on the back completes this modern classic, available in a

rainbow of colors.

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price: $65.00 : s3250h
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fabricarion: | 00% polyester shiny tricot.

Firebird Track Pant


history: The classic Firebird Track Pant features contrast 3-Stripes along the legs. A relaxed straight pant perfect for chilling or exercise, made from shiny polyester with a brushed soft inner, perfect forthat casual sporty look!

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Trefoil Hoody
hisrory: Originality comes in many colors. An extremely wearable item, this hoody is made of a soft and comfy fleece with a fun Trefoil print technique. Clean and sporty, it's the perfect garment for lounging this season. Available in an array of colors.

E16172 whitc:

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TrefoilTee
history: Originality comes in many colors. The classic T-shirt design is finished with a bold print of the iconic Trefoil. Sporty, feminine and eye-catching with an updated, tailored fit.

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adi Firebird Tracksuit


hisrory: Kids Core Basics is a range ofdirect replicas ofour strong sporty adult pieces, executed in multiple colors. This kids' Firebird Tracksuit is presented here in a durable and comfortable French terry fabric that holds true to the original adult version, Comfort and style forthe little ones never looked so good!

E13849

light red
blue black

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price: $55.00 : s2750h fabrication: 10096 cotton french terry.

adi Trefoil Tee


hisrory: Kids Core Basics is a range ofdirect replicas ofour strong sporty adult pieces, executed in multiple colors. This bold Trefoil Tee is constructed in a comfortable cotton jersey fabric-a definite winner for the wardrobe this year.

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price: $20.00: sl000h

size:6M-47
fabricarion: 100% cotton single jersey.

Graphic Tee Sneaker


history: This Graphic Tee features a fresh main Sneaker take-down graphic on a single iersey construction-ideal for looking good this season.

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sun black

price: $22.00 : sl l00h fabrication: 100% cotton single jersey.

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Firebird Track Top


history : One of our most iconic and best-selling trackuits of all time. Ayailable in six colors!
6l.ttl49 black: ice grcy :metallic silver
743967 black

:white

612148 mustang brown : slime 088153 fango : mono yellow

0886fi rubia grey : light scarlet 29859 dark navT :white price:$60.00:s3000h
size : S-4XL

fabrication : l0()% polyener shiny tricot.

Firebird Track Pant


history : One of our most iconic and best-selling trackuils of all time. Available in six colors!
611,137 black

:ice grey :metallic silver

7,1395! black : white

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088450 fango ; mono yellow


088,151 rubia grey : light scarlet

307287 dark navy : white

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size : S-4XL

fabrication : 100% polyester shiny tricot

Superstar Track Top


Trackuit
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566,150 collegiate

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price:$60.00:s3000h
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history : Authentic. Original. Classic.The Superstar

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classic.

566,{,{2 collegiate

743512 black : whrte


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dark navT : legacy

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size : S-3XL

fabrication : 100% polyester shiny tricot.

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Firebird Track Top


history : One of our most iconic and best-selling traclauits of all time.The Firebind has a relaxed frt that appeals to the nnsses.Arailable in six colors! See page four for additional colors.
088,153 fango :mono yello'rr 0886fi rubia grey : light scarlet

price:$60.00:s3000h
size : S-4XL

fabrication : 100% polyester shiny tricot

Firebird Track Pant


history : One of our most iconic and best-selling fackuits of all tirne.The Firebirrd has a relaxed fit that appeals to the nassesAvailable in six colors! See page four for additional colors.
088{50 fanSo : mono yello,v 088.t51 rubia grey: light scarlet

price:$50.00:s2500h
size : S-4XL

fabrication : 100% polyester shiny tricot

Trefoil PrintTee
history : The classicTrefoil tee has been updated wrth seasonal colors that hook back to some sweet.
seasonal footwear: 204242 neo whrte
20,1240 ligtrt scarlet

price:$25.00:sl250h
size : S-4XL

fabrication : 100% cotton enzyme-washed single jersey.

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Cargo Zip Hoody


history : This heathered fleece stnrp lp hoody comes fully equipped with cargo pockets, a stylish contran jersey liner and dravrrcords for an adjustable fit lfyou'w got the s^agge[ then carry it otr properly by looking the part this season!
209202 beige melange :shade purple 209203 urban melange : celadon grey : lava

price:$80.00:s4000h
size : S-4XL

fabrication : 70% cotton : 30% poVester brushed-back


enzyme-washed fleece.

Striped TrefoilTee
history : lf you're going to rock the House Party then
this classicTrefoilT-shirt is the perfect way to do it in style.Tradition meets raw elegance with this important piece of the collection.

209|t{ shade purple : vapour


209195 lava : celadon grey

price:$32.00:sl600h
size : S-4XL

fabrication : 100% cotton enzyme-washed single jersey

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Logo Firebird TrackTop


history : One of our most iconic and best-selling trackuits of all time.The Firebird has a relaxed fit and stylish good look, now updated with aTrefoil
logo on the back
027,156 celadon grey : calvi

607633 cargo : indigo 607659 black :metallic siNrer


027.157 black : shade purple

price:$60.00:s3000h
size : XS-XL fabrication : 100% polyester shiny tricot.

Firebird Track Pant


history : A relaxed straigfrt pant perfect for chilling or exercise, made from shiry polyener with a brushed soft-inner perfect for that casual sporty look!
607620 cargo : indigo 601627 black: metallic silver 027{52 celadon grey : calvi 027491 black : shade purple

orice:$50.00:S2500h
size : XS-XL

fabrication : 100% poly brushed-backtricot

Super GirlTrackTop
history :This classic silhouette has been a true authertic adidas piece, designed in a women's specific fit.
0271% ra/e red :whhe
627.f8,1 black

:white

price:$60.00:s3000h
size : XS-XL fabrication :80% nylon :20% polyenertricot.

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history : With authenticity and style in mind the Super Girl Pant is a classic sport-inspired piece to complement the Super Girl TrackTop
027181 ra\

red:white
:white

627,175 black

price :950.00 : s2500h

size:XS-XL
fabrication :80% nylon

:2ffi

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Firebreaker Jacket
classic FirebirdTrackTop, this garrnent uses contemponry fabric to tum an established classic into a modem masterpiece. lt has a relaxed frt, Trefoil zip-puller and tonal 3-Stripes along the sleeves. Made from double-knit polyester and a shiny woven

history : Inspired by the

oreday on the front this piece becomes a basic essential.


608{89 running white : metallic silrer 60,t99 indigo : metallic siver
608492 cargo : matwe grey

price :970.00 : s3500h


size : XS-XL

fabrication :55% cotton :45% potyester:

Super Girl Mesh Jacket


history : A new spin on one ofadidas' most recognized
styles--the Super GirlTrackTop. One side features contrast 3-Stripes along the sleeves.The other? ATrefoil graphic
in the center back ofthe track top.The mix of print techniques prwide a great ralue for this new basic essential. 607818 black : metallic silver :running white

price:$60.00:s3000h
size : XS-XL

fabrication : | 00% polyester tricot

CB Fleece Zip Hoody


history : A sporq/ but casual fleece zip hoody with a basic frt and plenty of style elements: contrasting 3^Stripes on the sleeves, contrast front chest panel and hood tiecords, flock print and embroidery
607895 running white : black :metallic silver 607863 indigo : mau\ : cargo

orice:$55.00:s2750h
size : XS-XL

hbrication :70% cotton :30% potpner:

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history : A unique and stylish feminine cotton tee gets remixed with a long ft,tonal 3-Stripes and eye-catching Trefoils on the bottom front and back utilizing different print techniques. Fun and r,ersatile.
60775,1 running

white :black : light bone

607732 cargo : indigo

price : $30.00: sl500h size : XS-XL fabricatjon : 100% cotton single jersey

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Baby Superstar Tracksuit


vrrce Superstar suit is a snappy style for the mini-hipster in your life. Comf, spor.ty and iconic adidas.

history : This

088672 mono pink : fresh pink : white 088671 rnauve

tint :white

088670 pool : white 088607 dark navy : white E19203 ra\ pink: metallic silrer E19202 black: metallic silver

price:$45.00:s3750h
size :6M-47

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Logo Firebird TrackTop


history : One of our most iconic and best-selling trackuits of all time.The Firebird has a relaxed frt and stylish good look, nor updated with aTrefoil
logo on the back
027,156 celadon grey : calvi

027457 black : shade purple

price:$60.00:s3000h
size : XS-XL fabrication : 100% poly brushed-back tricot.

Firebird Track Pant


history : One of our most iconic and best-selling tracksuits of all time.The Firebird has a rela:<ed frt and svlish good looks, 027{52 celadon grey : calvi 027,{5,1 black : shade purple

price:$50.@:S2500h
size : XS-XL fabrication : 100% poty brushed-back tricot.

Lady Lumberjack Coat


history : A feminine take on a classic male silhouette.
This satin plaid coat will keep looking hot.
209056 green grey : chalk 2 20905,f shade purple : chalk 2

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remb<es a classic nrale piece into a sexy and stylish feminine item. Funky plaid meets a fun satin fabric and faux-fur hood in this fun top--go and wear it in the parks or on the streets! 209060 gren grey 209057 shade purple : chalk 2

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United States Patent Office


PBINCIPAL REGISTER
Trademark
Ser. No. 422,163, filed Apr. 24, t972

973,161
Registered Nov. 2O' 1973

Adidas Sportschuhfabriken Adi Dassler Am Bahnhof


flerzogenaurach, near Nurnberg, Germany

firm)

KG

(German

For: TOTE BAGS, in CLASS 3 (INT. 1E).


CI-ASS 22 (rNT. c'L.25). For: GENERAL PURPOSE SPORT SHOES, SPORTS

For: SPECIFIC

PURPOSE ATIILETIC SHOES, in

WEAR-NAMELY, SUITS, SHORTS, PANTS' TIGHTS, SHIRTg JERSEYS, SOCKS, AND

GLOVES-in CLASS 39 (INT. C.L.25). Priority clairned under Sec. 44(d) on German applica' tion filed Nov. 10, 1971; Reg. No. E89,O76, dated Dec. 23,197t.
M. E. ABRAMSON, Supcrvisory Examiner

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Int. Cls.: 25 md,26


Prior IJ.S. Cls.: 39 and
40

TRADEMARK
Principal Register

Al-

Adidss Sportschuhfabrikeo

Adi

Dassler

Am

Rcp. of Gcrmany limitcd partnership)

KG

(Fod.

Firet tue Mar. 10, 1972; in cornneroe Scp. 1974.

Bahnhof, Hcrzogenaurach,

Gcrmaay D-8522

Fd.

Rep. of

Fon SHOELACBS, in CLASS 26 (U.S. Cl.4O). First


othcrs. Ser. No.
use

Nov.

l, 1979; in oolnmeroe Nov. l, 1979.

SPORTSWEAR-NAMELY, SUITS, sHoRTS, PANTS, TIGIITS, SHIRTS, JERSBYS, SOCKS, GLO\'ES, JACKETS, @ATS, WARI{-UP SUITS, RAIN SUITS, SKI SUITS, JT'MP SUITS, BC)OTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS, iN
CLASS 25 (U.S. Cl. 3e).

For:

Owner of U.S. Rcg. Noo. 973,161, 1,162,82t and

SWIMWEA& SWEA,TERS, CAPS, PULIJOVBRS,

M,Els,filed bec. 21,1982.

DEBORAH S. COHN, nxanining Attorney

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Int. Cls.: 9,141 18 and 25


Prior LJ.S. Cls.: tr2r3r2lr22r23r26r27 r?8r 36, 38, 39,
41 and 50

United States Patent and Trademark


TRADEMARK

Office

Reg. No. Srl0/'rllT


Regisrerert June 13, x)06

PRINCIPAL REGISTER

-VfF
ADIDAS-SALOMON AG (FED REP GERMANY
AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT)
ADI-DASSLER.STRASSE 1.2 D-917M HEMOGENAURACH SKORTS, DRESSES, BIJOUSES, SHIRTS, T-SHIRTS, SLEEVELBSS TOPS, POLO SHIRTS, VESTS, JERSEYS, SWEATERS, SWEATSHIRTS, PULLOVERS,

FED REP GERMAI.IY

COATS, JACKETS, TRACK SUITS, TRAINING SU]TS. WARM-UP SIJITS, SWIMWEAR, UNDERWEAR, SOCKS, GL,OVES, SCARVES, WRISTBANDS AND BELTS; HEADGEAR, NA},IELY CAPS, HATS' VISORS, HEADBANDS; ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR

FOR: OPTICAL APPARATUS AND INSTRUMENTS, NAMELY, EYEGLASSES AND SUNGLAS-

sEs,IN

CLASS 9 (U.S. CLS. 21,23,26,36 AND 38).

AND LEISURE FOOT WEAR, NAMELY

BOOTS,

FOR: HOROIJOGICAL AND CHRONOMETRIC INSTURMENTS, NAMELY, WATCHES, IN CLASS


14 (U.S. CLS.

2,27, 28 AND 50).

SANDALS, SPECIFIC PURPOSE ATHLETIC SHOES AND GENERAL PURPOSE SPORTS SHOES, IN CLASS 2s (rJ.S. Ct S.22 AND 39). PRIORITY DATE OF I-52W4IS CLAIMED.

FOR: LEATHER AND IMITATIONS OF LEATI{ER, AND CTOODS MADE FROM TI{ESE MATERIALS IN THE NATURE OF BAGS FOR GENERAL

AND SPORT USE, NAMELY HANDBAGS, TOTE PACKS, KNAPSACKS AND BEACH BAGS; TRUNKS; TRAVELING BAGS FOR GENERAL AND SPORT USE; LEATHER AND IMITATIONS OF LEATHER AND GOODS MADEFROM THESE
MATERIAIS, NAMELY, WALLETS, BRIEFCASES, AND KEY CASES, IN CLASS 18 (U.S. CLS. l, 2,3,22 AND 4l).
FOR: SPORTS AND LEISURE WEAR, NAil,IELY suTrs, sHoRTs, PANTS, SWEATPANTS, SKIRTS,
BAGS, WAIST PACKS, OVERNIGHT BAGS, BACK.

0835756

OWNER OF INTERNATIONAL REGISTRATION DATED 6-2s-2cf,4, E)GIRES 5-25-2014.

owNER OF U.S. REG. NOS.


AND
1,428,947.

973,161, 1,310,1/(),

sER. NO. 79{06,550, FILED 6-25-2W,

ANDREW RHIM. EXAMINING ATTORNEY

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WORLD INTEIIECTUAL PROPERTY ORGANIZATION
Oobnb.0ee P.O. Bo( T+: (41421338grll - Facsln
34, deo

IIAI}RID AGREEMENT AND PROTOCOL


(SltEsd8rd)

(t|snh

18, CH.1211

OSFE

20

Fm!fthngnlf

T{o!trgg

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION
The International Bureau of the World Intellecnral Pr,operty Organization (WPO) crtifies that the indications appearing in the present certificate conform to fte recording made in the krternationd Register of Marks mainbincd under the lvtadrid Agreement and Protocol.

G Bisson
Head

Genevq December 9,2004

Examinatiou and Registration Section International Regishations.Administration Deparfrnent

L.+.,

8367s6
Registotion date: June 25, 2O04 Date nut payment due: Jane25r20l4
adidas-Salomoa AG Adi-Dass ler-Stasse I -2 D-9 17 04 Herzogonaurach

l4

metals or soated therewith (included in this clars) jewollery, precioru stones; horological and chronometic in-

l8
25

strumnb.
Leather and imitations of leatrer, and goods made ofthesc materials (included in this class); animal skins, hides;

(Gennauy). Lcgal nawe of the lplder (Iegal entity) md place of organbatrbz.' Aktiengesellschaft, Allemagne. Nane ond adfuess Gos-

sel, RechB-

D80538 lvlflnchcn

und

23,

28
Boslc reglstratton' Germany, 03.03.200/,, 3M W 261.5D5. Data relating to priorily ufur tle Paris Cowenlion: Gerrrany, 05.012(M, 3(X 00 261.5D5.

!YF
Class ifi cation

Ukraine, Uzbekistan.
el emenls

offi gurative 5.3;25.11.

:
Dedarution of lntention to use the mth: United Kingdom, Ireland, United States of America
Language of

LIst of goods mtdsqvlces - NCL(8):

Date of rctlicatlon: W.l22W tlv internationol application: English

t ,4s of the 4th February 2003,t1p nane of Serbia od Mow Federal Repblic ofYugo tenegro is to beused

trcieodr{

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DE LA pnopnrFrE INTELLEcTUELLE
1v.20 (Sub$l

ORGANISATION MONDIALE

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Cl5 0425 lO.E tooo slOO O r$rlft Cod., Td. (4t?21938 9t lt TeacoFlcr: 6l.z117{0 1litl E.Urll: Inlr.9-nltl$rho.lnt Int mori hupir/wwwnmpl.lnl

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LORENZ SEIDI,ER GOSSEL klenmayerstraBe 23

dbe uiincnen

llenagne

Notre r6f6rence z 926/35824040L Votre r6f6rence :


GenAver

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Enregistrements internatiouaux concern6e : voir au verso


Maclane r

Monsleur,
Nous vous infornons gue Ia oodlificatiou du nor ou Iradresee du titulatre d6crtte cl-aprs a 6t6 inscrlte regletre lnternatlonal A 1'gard des enregistrenents internationaux Euomentionn6e et Eera publi6e dane Ia {Gazette OMPI dleE rEEgueE internationalesl no 45/2OO6.
au

Non et,/ou aclreEge du titulaire : aclldas AGr Adi-Daesler-strasee I-2, 91074 Eerzogenaurachr AIIenagne

Date dfinEcription : 04/1.0/2006

Bureau international tle lrOrganieation llontliale de Ia rroprt6t Intellectuelle (OiPI)

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Enreglstrements lnternatlonaux conceln6s : 0L74594 (N)IDAS)' 0289053 (ATTIDAS)' 0300802 (aucun 6L6nent verbal)' 0300803 (aucun 616nent verbal), 0300804 (aucun lnent verbal), 0300805 (aucun 6L6nent verbal), 0300806 (aucun 616nent verbal), 0300807 (aucun 616nent verbal),

0332782 (AZTECA-GOLD), 0352353 (ADTDAS), 0354439 (ADTDAS), 0356430 (ADrpAN), 03s8770 (ADrDAs), 0365299 (MARKE), 0365583 ( 3-STRETFEN-TRArNrNGEAI|ZUGE) r 0356288 ( 3 RTEMEN), 0370450 (RrEMEr{)r 0371058 (ADrlTrRr), 0379405 (ADTDAS), 0379{06 (aucun 616nent verbal) 03819{4 (ADI) 038{253 ' ' (aucun 6l6rneut verbal) rfolaeEel (ADrDAs), 0386491 (aucun 616nent verbal)V0389472 (N)IDA6)' 0391592 (aucun 6l6nent verbal) 0413986 (AIIICOIIRT) r 041t[034 (aucun 616nent ' verbal)r 0414035 (aucun 6t6ment verbal)' 0414035 (aucua I6nent verbal), 0{14037 (aucun 616nent verbal)' 0{16129 (A D I-), 0426376 (aucun 616nent verbal), 0447243 (DaI' WEIJTI|ARKE MIE DEN 3 SIBEIaEN)' 0454571 (SIBATOS), 0454775 (ADfITETIE) 0469033 (ADIDAS) 0459145 (aucun 6l6nent

'

'

(ADTDAS)' 0589157 (STREEEBALIJ), 059L770 (SN{BA), 0602197 (PREDATOR) | 0604447 (RESPONSE), 0606224 STUBUT.AR), 0620578 (srREE![BArJr'), 062{709 (PREDAEOR C[IP)' 0947663 (ADTDAS)' 0527664 (aucun 6l6nent verbal) , 0629972 tFoollsCAl{) 0535755 (N)rconRT), 0645383 (ADrpRsNB), 0550597 (!mAJ(ION),' 0651566 (ADr-WEAR) , 0667288 (ADTDAS,J t 0723563 (TORSTON), 0730835 (aucun 616rnent verbal), +ff:t?l (ADIDAS), 0836756 (aucun 6l6nent verbal), 084{88I (8SREE[BAr,r,r, 087666I (aucun

6lnent verbal).

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SETItEMENT AGREEMENT
This Sstlment Agrcmcnt ftucinafter "Airccmeng) ie madc tbis fgttr, dey of July . 1998 by and betwcm Hqbslife Intcrurtional, IDo., a Nwada oo4nration, hsving a principal plaoe of busincss at 1800 Cutury Patk EaBt, Los Angeles, Califomii 9006?

mdits nffiriares and subridiadee (hwinrfter 'HERBALIFE') on8dida" s"188r9Drsfo- Sr. l-2,gl074llorzogonarach, Federel Rcpublic of Ciermmy and its affilintes and nrbsidiuiss (brcinaften"ADIDAS').
RECJTAT.S

A" B. C.

ADIDAS usos thoir Trefoil DsiF mark (hem{ru0er ,TRffCtIL Marll)


as

identi$ its sporb clothiqg, footwoar, asooloorio and equipment

well as coorotioproducb.

HERBALIFE nsos its Tli-Laf Dcsign marlc (hereinaftsr "IRI-LEAF Markx) to


and personal care productc.

idontif ib weight ud nutitional products; skir

HERBALIFE atd ADIDAS have filcd applicetionc for rogisuation

havc

ofjruisdi*ions tbroughout the world. In some of jurisdictione, ADIDAS 'has ftlcd eppositioa prcoeedings against HRBALffib thcsc
rcgistered their rcspcctive marks in a nurrber

applications

D.

It is the desirc of &e partios to rcsolvs any dispute betwoon thccr conccrning their

rcrpective mrrks

ud to allow for tbe simulbneoult use mrl rqgiEbation of thesc ng*s

througboutthe world.

NOW THB,EFORE, in

ooneideration

of fte

foregoing

tnd the follouring


bllows:

munrel

pmmises, covenantg end oorditions, HBRBALIFE and ADIDAS qgrce as

ADIDAS a$cca ltat it will not object to the TRI-LBAF Ma*s of HERBAUFE which ae atroady registered anlmhoo in the world.

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ADIDAS agrccs rhef it will not pur3ue any sction' by uray of opposition procccdfu or othorwisq with respect to the iue or ragishation of the TRI-LEAF Mf,t in conncction wift 6tc namc HERBALtrE or ib dstslbutors, ud thEt it will withdrarv rny oppositions it has fild agabot any qp'plication for rogisfation of tho TRI-LEAF Mart anywhere in trc world without futthcr dolay aftor full oxeoution of this ADIDAS furtk sgfcos to orccutp LtErs of Consnt Es rlsy bo rcquested by IIBRBALIFE whse itr TREFTOIL Ma*trasbcen oited as abanto ths rcgistration oftho TRI-LBAFMsrk
IIERBAIIFE sges ftat it will not object to ard horeby conseats to the use md regisbation of the TREFOIL Mut by ADIDAS ml,whoro in tho world"

2.

3.

4.
proceeding

HERBALIFB agrEs that

it will not prrsuc my aotion, by way of oprpoeition

or othm'lag with rcspect to the use or regisfation of ths TREFOIL Mart by ADIDAS. IIERBAUFU fitrthtr igroes to orccutc Ltte'rs of Couart as may be loquestcal by ADIDAS ufrere its TRI-LBAF Ma* ha beeo cited as a bar to the regisration of tho TREFOIL
Marlc HERBAIJFE agrecs ftat it will not use and rogister its TRI-LEAF '-footwear, sportr oppuel, 8poils apsssories c equipmenl

5.

Ma*

on

6. HERBAIIFE agees thet it will us it8 TFJ-LEAF Msrk in combination md in pruimity with tho word 'TIERBALIF'E." closo
HBRBALIFE aad ADIDAS dree to avoid aoy activity whic;h might be likcly b lead to confirsion between their recpectivo rnarks. Should any indance of actral confruion
aevt6eloss oocur, the puties agrce to rrndstako uroh etcps as may bo mutually detqmincd to be
noccseary and tuasonablo to

7.

pfwent roouneflGe ofconfirsion.

8. 9,
contcmplated

This Agreememt ehall be binding on and inure to the benefit of the partis hereto

end their respective sueeossoru, traogfcroes, rssignr and legal rryresentatives.

Tho patios hereto agrcc that this AgrEmnt contains the entire understanding

bcrueen IIBRBALIFB ard ADIDAS nrgadiqg the matters covered by this Agrccocnt and

hercin" Tho parties furtlrq agrec that thir Agreemcnt suporsedes all otb undoratandfurgx ffiifico or onl, oxi*ing bctwccn thou prior b trc date hereof, No other &preoo[tstions, promiees, agreemeols or underteki"gr hcve be6 made with reepect to lhe
subject rnattcr of this Agrcomoot,

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'a

10.
unlces it i3

i!

No modificstim 6i ertenrfirrml b ftir Agrsomcmt shalt be oper:rtivc or effsotivu $dting od signed by both of the partics hercto.

Bach party hereto rgrses to oxecutc euch dooumaris as nry be nececsary to eftctuate thc tcrms of thia Agcement as nsy be requilcd by thc other party.

11.

Datod:

JuIy

l0

adtdap. $al.ouron
.1998

AG

By.

Executive Hanagers

Date&

July

HBRBALIFts INTERNATIONAL, NC,


17

r998

t+

Bxocutivb ViceProsidmt and C.O,O,

.3.

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Suite 900 607 l4th st., Nw Washington DC 20005-2018 1202508 5800 f202 508 5858 www.KilpatrickStockton.com

Attorneys nt l,[lw

direct dial 202 508 5875

Aprll24,2009
Via Fax at (310) 767-3316 and Confirmation Copv bv Mail

diectfax202 585 0033


dmarti@kilpatrickstockton.com

Cameron B. Smith, Director

Regulatory & Govt. Affairs & Intellectual Property Herbalife International 990 W. l90th st., suite 650 Torrance. CA 90502
Re:

adidas v. Herbalife

Dear Mr. Smith:

We are intellectual property counsel to adidas. It is our understanding that Aline Olie from adidas has been in communication with you since at least early February in an attempt to amicably resolve a matter of great, and growing, concern, namely Herbalife's use and registration of a trileaf logo design in connection with goods in International classes 25 and 28. Since it appears that Herbalife has chosen to disregard a number of follow-up communications, and has otherwise gone silent since March 3,2009, this matter has been forwarded to our attention.

Without repeating all of the points that Ms. Olie raised with you, Paragraph 5 of the Settlement Agreement dated July 10, 1998 (the "Agreement") expressly prohibits Herbalife from any use or registration of the trileaf logo design in connection with, among other goods, sports apparel, accessories and equipment. A copy of the Agreement is enclosed as Attachment A for your ease of reference. Herbalife is in on-going material breach of this and other provisions of the Agreement.
For example, as part of Herbalife's sponsorship of the LA Galaxy professional soccer team, the tri-leaf logo design is being used on sports jerseys. Herbalife prominently includes a "Get Your Official LA Galaxy Jersey" link on its home page, directing consumers to purchase sports apparel that features the tri-leaf design. It is not the sponsorship itself but the use of the tri-leaf design on sports apparel that is an obvious breach of the Agreement.

Herbalife's expansion into the sponsorship of other sporting events and athletes ) has led to additional violations of Paragraph 5 to the extent the trius2008 649183.1

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AI'GUSTA C}|ARLOfIE LOI{DON NEII'YORI( RAEIGH 8TOCrc{

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Cameron B. Smith, Director Regulatory & Gorrt. Affairs & Intellectual Property

Herbalife International

April24,2009
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leaf design is placed on sports apparel and equipment, as well as a violation of Paragraph requiring Herbalife to "avoid any activity which might be likely to lead to confusion[.]"

adidas has provided Herbalife with a generous draft agreement, which would remove any liability for these and other violations, while preserving Herbalife's core business. A copy of the draft settlement agreement is enclosed as Attachment B for your ease of reference. To be clear, nothing in the draft agreement prohibits Herbalife from its continued sponsorship of sports teams or athletes, but it must do so (after 2011) without the confusingly similar tri-leaf design.

Given the seriousness of this matter, and Herbalife's unwarranted refusal to cease the complained of behavior to date, we renew our request that Herbalife agree, without further delay, to the terms and conditions contained in attached agreement. To avoid further action on this matter, we must demand Herbalife's prompt and unequivocal response by In the event that we do not receive such response, we will take such actions as are necessary to uphold the Agreement and preserve adidas's valuable trademark interests.

@.

Nothing contained in this letter, nor any act or omission to act by adidas or its related companies, is intended or should be deemed to be a waiver, abridgement, alteration, modifrcation, or reduction of any rights or remedies that adidas or its related companies may have in regard to this matter; all such rights and remedies, whether at law or in equity, are
expressly reserved.

Sincerely,

By: Daniel H. Marti


Enclosures
cc:

Aline Olie (adidas) Bill Brewster (Kilpatrick Stockton LLP) Charlie Henn (Kilpatrick Stockton LLP)

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ANANTA AI.,GUsTA CIuRLO|IIE Lq{DON I{EUVYORI( RATEIGH STOCXIOI.T

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ATTACHMENTA

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SETIT"PMENT AGREEMDNT This Sstl@ent Agrcement ftcoinaftor ,rAgrcomcnf) is uradc this roth,,_ day of July . 1998 by and bstwcoo Hffbelife Interrnationat, Inc., a Nwada colporation, having a prircipal place of businoe at 1t00 Cntry Park East, Los and its arfiliates and zubeidiados (hereineftc',HERBALIFE"1 *Eut

l-2,9lO74llozoguaurach, Fedcrel Rcpublio of Ciermmy and its affilietee and nrbsidiuies (horeinrfter*ADDAS').
REC|TALS

AB. C.

ADIDAS usos thclr Trefoil Design

identi$ ite ryorts olorthing, footwar, aaoossoris

(herdrufter "TREFOIL Marlf) to and equipmeert al well as coonotioproducb.


(hcreinaftm 'TRI-LE^AF
care products.

mrk

HmBALtrFE ttss its

lli-Laf Desip ns*

Ma*") to

idontiff ib weight end nutitional pmducts; skin and personal

HERBALIFE ard ADIDAS hsve filcd applications for rogisbation

hevc

sorc of 'has fflcd tlrese iurisdictione, ADIDAS op'poeition prccoodings agdnst HmBALtrBb
rcgistercd theirrespective marke in a nurnber ofjruiedictions tlrroughout the wortd" In applications.

D.
reepective

It is the deBirc of the putios to resolve any dispute betwcen thcor concerning ffreir

marh

ud to allow for tbo simultaneoult use md rqgistation of thesc nn*s

throughoutthe world.

NOW' THEREFORBT in oonridsation of the forpgping and the following mmral


pmnises, oovensnb and conditions, HERBALIFE and ADIDAS Egrpe as follows:

ADIDAS egrccs ltat it will not object to the TRI-LEAF Maltl of HRBALIFB which arc already rqgistFed mywhare in thc wortd.

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ADIDAS agrccs rhar it will not purEue any eotion, by way of opposition proceeding or o&orwisq with rmpect to the irse or regirhetion of the IRI-LEAF Mf,t in oonnoction wift ftc nanc HERBALIFE or iU dshibutors, md ttrEt it will withdrur rny oppooitions it has filcd agairut any application for rcgistation of tho TRI-LEAF Mart anyufuere in he world without futthor dolay aftor fuU exeoution of this AgFecment ADIDAS futbcr sgtroos to orccuto L,tte$ of Consont as rnly be requested by IIERBALIFE whsro its TREFTOIL lvfart trss bcer oited as a barto tho rogisEation offte III-LEAF Mnt,
frat it will not object to ad hcrr$y consGnts to the usc srd regishrtion of the fiEFOIL Markby ADIDAS anywhonr in the world"

2.

3.

HERBAIIFE

agroes

HERBALIFE agrees thst it will not pursuo my aotiorl by way of oppocition proceeding or otrm'ieq with rcryeot to the use or registsation of ths TRffOIL b{ark by ADIDAS. HBR.BAIIFE ftuthcr agrccs to cxcouto ltar6 of Congart as mny be reque,stod by ADIDAS ufiere its TRI-IJAF Ma* has beeo oited as a bar to the registr*ion oftho TREFOIL
Marls

4.

5. 6.

Hffi,BAIJFE agrecs trat lt will not use end register its TRI-LBAF Ma* on

'-footwear, sports appalol, sporb aoooesories

u equipmenl

HEBBALIFE agrees that it will use ite IRI-LEAF Mark in combination md iD cloro pruimity with the word'IIERBALIFE." HERBALIFE snd ADIDAS 8drce to avoid any activity which mieht bo likcly to lead to confusion bstween tteir respectivo mar*s. Should any instance of actral confruion
nerrcrftsless oocur, the parties agrco to undstak srrolr stcps as may bo uutually determinod to be noccssaryand reasonablo to ptlvent recuntnce ofconfirsion.

7.

8. 9.

This Ageemert ehall be binding on and inue to the beueft of the pafties hersto

and their rcqpotive suocesfom, bzogfceoes,

rlgigrF and legal rryresentatives.

Thc putios hereto agrcc that this Agrpmont aortains the entire understanding betrvom HBRBALIFB and ADIDAS nrgading ths mattcs eovercd by this Agrccocnr and contcmpleted herein Tho puties fwtlrq agrec that this Agreemcnt ruporsades all otb
undcrotandings,
rcpresontatioDs,

cdsm or onl, cxistirg

hereof, No otber promisesr agremeots or undertrkings hrye bom made with reupeot to the
bctwcon tbom prion
3hc date

subjoct rnauer of this Agecmcot.

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'I

t No modification or arrnftrot b fis Agfccmemt ehall be operrtivc or eftotirre unlcse it i0 in $dfry md sigued by botb of the padics bercto.

10.

ll. Bach party hereto agrues b oreculo euch docunonts as msy be nececsary to eftctuale thc tcmrs of this Agrcement as nay be requircd by thc otherparty.

adLdag.$elonon
Dabd:

AG

JuIy l0

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Date&

July

HERBALIFB IIfTER}IATIONAI" INC,


17 r99E

ExeoutivE

Vioekosidmt and C.O,O.

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ATTACHMENT B

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DRAFT

AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into this day of ,2009 (the "Effective Date"), by and between adidas AG, on behalf of itself and its affiliates, including adidas International Marketing B.V. (collectively, "adidas") on the one hand, and Herbalife International, Inc., on behalf of itself and its affiliates, including but not limited to all of its subsidiary companies ("Herbalife") on the other hand. Herbalife and adidas collectively are referred to herein as the "Parties." WHEREAS, adidas extensively has used and promoted a three leaf trade mark known as the trefoil, in connection with various products including but not limited to clothing, footwear, headgear, bags, sports equipment, cosmetic products, eyewear and watches, and is the owner of numerous valid and subsisting trade mark registrations covering the mark. Set out in Exhibit I to this Agreement are representations of the trefoil trade mark (collectively, the "Trefoil Mark"); WHEREAS, Herbalife extensively has used and promoted a three leaf trade mark in connection with various products including weight, nutritional, skin and personal care products, and multi-level marketing services and opportunities, and is the owner of valid and subsisting trade mark registrations covering the mark. Set out in Exhibit 2 to this Agreement is an example of the Herbalife three leaf trade mark (the "Herbalife Tri-leaf Mark"); WHEREAS, adidas has filed opposition procedures against one or more applications to register the Herbalife Tri-leaf Mark in the name of Herbalife, as listed in Exhibit 3 (the "Opposition Procedures"); WHEREAS, on July 10, 1998, the Parties entered into an Agreement concerning the coexistence of the Trefoil Mark and the Herbalife Tri-leaf Mark (the "l998 Agreement"); WHEREAS, the Parties desire to terminate the 1998 Agreement, and enter into a new Agreement concerning the use and registration of the Trefoil Mark and the Herbalife Tri-leaf Mark; NOW, THEREFORE, for good and valuable consideration the sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged, the Parties agree as follows:

l.

Co-Existence.

1.1

The Parties agree to the co-existence of the Trefoil Mark and Herbalife Tri-leaf Mark, whereby Herbalife shall own registrations and make use of the Tri-Leaf Mark for dietetic, weight control, nutritional, skin and personal care products, in International classes 3,5,29,30 or 32 and whereby adidas shall own registrations and make use of its Trefoil Mark for clothing, footwear, headgear in International class 25, bags in International class 18, sports equipment in International class 28, cosmetic products in International class 3, eyewear in International class 9 and watches in international class 14. This co-existence is conditional upon the Parties' compliance with the terms of this Agreement.

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1.2
2.

The Parties hereby terminate the 1998 Agreement as of the Effective Date, after which date it shall have no further force or effect.

Avoidance of Confusion.

2.1

Undertakings by adidas.

2.I.1

adidas will not object to the registrations of the Herbalife Tri-leaf Mark in International classes 3, 5,29,30 and 32 whether standalone or as a composite with anything else, which are already registered anywhere in the world at the Effective Date

2.I.2 Within thirty (30) calendar days of the Effective Date, adidas will instruct
its trademark agents to withdraw the Opposition Procedures, on the basis that each Party shall bear its own costs of the Opposition Procedures, and of their withdrawal.

2.I.3

adidas will not file oppositions against pending or new applications by Herbalife to register the Herbalife TriJeaf Mark whether standalone or as a composite mark with anything else (e.g. the word HERBALIFE) covering (a) goods and/or services in International classes 3,5,29,30 or 32; or (b) covering goods in International class 18, provided that the specification of goods does not include any luggage or bags other than bags for use in connection with weight and nutritional products or with skin and personal care products. Adidas reserves the right to oppose any such pending or new application, however, if the Tri-leaf is filed as a composite with another word or device which adidas considers to be confusingly similar to any of its trademarks other than the Trefoil Mark.

2.2

Undertakings by Herbalife.

2.2.1 Herbalife will not object to the registrations of the Trefoil Mark which are
already registered anywhere in the world at the Effective Date.

2.2.2 Herbalife will not register or apply to register anywhere in the world the Herbalife Tri-Leaf Mark whether standalone or as a composite mark with anything else (e.g. the word HERBALIFE) for any goods in International classes 25 or 28. Herbalife will withdraw all applications, and cancel all
registrations anywhere in the world which do not comply with the foregoing provision of Clause 2.2.2.

2.2.3 Herbalife will

not use the Herbalife Tri-Leaf Mark whether standalone or as with anything else (e.g. the word HERBALIFE) on or in relation to any goods in International classes 25 or 28, with the exception of apparel products manufactured by or for Herbalife which are either:
a composite mark

a.

Only for promotional purposes where the total quantity per africle design produced is no more than 100 items, or

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b. Are sold only to Herbalife

independent distributors through non-retail channels for their own use, and have the HERBALIFE word on such apparel, either in close proximity or at least clearly in the same field of vision of the Herbalife Tri-Leaf Mark on such apparel.

c.

L.A. Galaxy shirts in the design shown in Exhibit 4, until the end of the
201 1 season, but not thereafter.

d. Jerseys of teams or athletes sponsored by Herbalife,

where retail sales of such jerseys is less than 1000 units worldwide, until the end of the 2011 season, but not thereafter.

For the avoidance of doubt, and except in the case of the LA Galaxy shirts and jerseys of teams and athletes referred to in paragraphs c and d above, it is understood between the Parties that Herbalife will not use or permit other third parties the use of the Herbalife Tri-Leaf Mark whether standalone or in combination with anything else (e.g. the word HERBALIFE) on or in relation to any goods in International class 25 or 28 whose purpose is to promote the Herbalife company and/or its products or services and where the products in International class 25 or 28 are offered for sale in commercial quantities and/or in normal retail channels anywhere in the world.

2.2.4

Herbalife will not use or apply to register the Herbalife Tri-Leaf Mark whether standalone or in combination with anything else (e.g. the word HERBALIFE) for any goods in Int. class 18, except for 'bags for use in connection with weight and nutritional products or with skin and personal care products'. Herbalife will not use or apply to register the Herbalife Tri-Leaf Mark without a circle around it.
any design including stripes or any other mark or design on sports apparel which may suggest to consumers that there is a link or connection between Herbalife's products
and adidas.

2.2.5

2.2.6 Herbalife will not use or apply to register

2.2.7

Herbalife will not use any adidas products or images of adidas products in any advertising or promotion for any of its products without the prior written approval of adidas.

3.

Confidentiality. The Parties will keep this Agreement strictly confidential, and will not disclose its existence or terms to anyone, except professional advisors or as required in any tax filing or to comply with legal process or a court order. Neither the Parties nor their counsel shall seek to publicize, or comment to the press concerning, this Agreement. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Parties agree that this Agreement may be disclosed to any third party (or its attorneys) in connection with the enforcement against such third party of rights in the Trefoil Mark or the Herbalife Tri-leaf Mark in

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any country of the world. The Parties further agree that this Agreement may be disclosed in the context of litigation, provided that the disclosing Party exercises reasonable efforts to ensure that any such disclosure is made in a manner that will limit public disclosure (e.g., pursuant to a protective order).
4.

Warranties and Representations. The Parties acknowledge that no person or any other entity has made any promise, representation, or warranty whatsoever, expressed, implied or statutory, not contained herein, conceming the subject matter hereof, to induce the execution of this instrument, and the Parties acknowledge that they have executed this instrument without reliance on any promise, representation, or warranty not contained herein. The Parties have read and understand all terms and conditions of this Agreement.
Force and Effect of Agreement. This Agreement shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of the Parties and each of their respective directors, offrcers, agents, employees, stockholders, representatives, attorneys, successors and assigns.

5.

6.

Severability. The invalidity or unenforceability of any paragraph or provision of this Agreement shall not affect the validity or enforceability of the remainder of this Agreement, or the remainder of any paragraph or provision. This Agreement shall be construed in all respects as if any invalid or unenforceable paragraph or provision were omitted. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, if any court, agency, tribunal, or other authority in one country declares this Agreement or any part of it to be invalid or unenforceable, that act shall have no effect on the validify and enforceability of this Agreement in any other country. Governing Law. This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with English law . All disputes arising out of this Agreement, if not otherwise resolved, shall exclusively be submitted to the High Court in London. Waiver. The waiver of any breach of any term of this Agreement by any Party shall not be deemed a waiver of any subsequent or prior breach. No Party shall be deemed to have waived any breach of any term of this Agreement, except as set forth in writing. Execution of Agreement. The undersigned individuals hereby warrant and represent that they have full authority to execute and perform this Agreement on behalf of the party for which they have signed. This Agreement may be executed in counterparts, all of which, when taken together, shall constitute one agreement with the same force and effect as if all signatures had been entered on one document. Entire Agreement and Modification. This Agreement represents the entire agreement between the Parties and supersedes all prior or contemporaneous agreements (including the 1998 Agreement). This Agreement may not be altered, amended or modified, except in a writing signed by all Parties.

7.

8.

9.

10.

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Dated:

,2009

ADIDAS AG

By: Name: Tim Behean Title: General Counsel, Group Intellectual


Property

Dated:

,2009

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EXHIBIT 1: The adidas Trefoil logo

'IYF'

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EXHIBIT 2: The Herbalife Tri-leaf Mark

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EXHIBIT 3: Opposition procedures

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